The Little Dog Laughed (2010) Gemma as: Ellen Director: Jamie Lloyd Release: Currently showing at the Garrick Theatre in London, UK.
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Tamara Drewe (2011) Gemma as: Tamara Drewe Director: Stephen Frears Release: 2011
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Wuthering Heights (2010) Gemma as: Cathy Earnshaw Director: Andrea Arnold Release: 2010 (USA)
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Prince Of Persia (2010) Gemma as: Tamina Director: Mike Newell Release: May 28, 2010 (USA)
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Clash of the Titans (2010) Gemma as: Io Director: Louis Leterrier Release: March 26, 2010 (USA)
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The Disappearance of Alice Creed (2009) Gemma as: Alice Creed Director: J Blakeson Release: April 30, 2010 (UK)
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St. Trinian's II (2009) Gemma as: Kelly Jones Director: Oliver Parker Release: December 18, 2009 (UK)
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The Boat That Rocked (2009) Gemma as: Desiree Director: Richard Curtis Release: On DVD (UK)
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Quantum of Solace (2008) Gemma as: Agent Fields Director: Marc Forster Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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Tess of the D'Urbervilles (2008) Gemma as: Tess Durbeyfield Director: David Blair Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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RocknRolla (2008) Gemma as: June Director: Guy Ritchie Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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Lost in Austen (2008) Gemma as: Elizabeth Bennet Director: Dan Zeff Status: On DVD (USA & UK)
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3 and Out (2008) Gemma as: Frankie Cassidy Director: Jonathan Gershfield Status: On DVD (UK)
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St. Trinian's (2007) Gemma as: Kelly Jones Director: Oliver Parker Status: On DVD (UK)
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Get ready for an exclusive film of GQ cover star and former Bond girl Gemma Arterton, who will soon be seen on screen in two of this summer’s biggest Hollywood blockbusters, Clash Of The Titans and Prince Of Persia. Click HERE to view the must-see film of GQ’s new cover star!
There’s a new Clash of the Titans featurette with bits of Gemma (watch it here) and a brand new trailer for Prince of Persia (go here) for our enjoyment. Also, more candids from yesterday and a scan from Mail on Sunday thanks to Lorna!
Gemma Arterton was struck with an embarrassing condition while she was shooting Clash Of The Titans.
The British actress, who plays Zeus’ lover Io in the Louis Leterrier remake alongside Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson, was left with scars and cuts after filming.
“I’ve still got scars on my knees from when I was filming Clash Of The Titans – we were up a volcano and there was like gravelly sort of floor and I had to roll down a hill and it was called the ‘Clash rash’; everyone ended up getting it, just cuts all over themselves,” she said.
But rather than moaning about the injuries, Gemma – who told how she loved being able to take part in the action scenes and tried to do all her own stunts – is proud to show them off as battle scars.
“It was good though. It was kind of like marks to show how hard I worked, on my knees. They are there forever,” she added.
Gemma joins Holly & Phil to talk about her West End debut and her five new films!
At just 24 years old, Gemma Arterton has starred alongside Hollywood greats such as Daniel Craig, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson. But she’s relishing the opportunity to be back on stage.
Gemma is appearing in new play A Little Dog Laughed, about the shallow and superficial world of show business. It’s a cautionary tale of a handsome film actor, played by Rupert Friend, who tries to come out of the closet.
A short “Characters” featurette for Clash of the Titans has been released. There isn’t a lot of Gemma, but one very brief new scene and a new line from Io.
The Disney Channel aired a sneak peek of Prince of Persia on December 31 – the shown scenes are from the trailer, but there’s some new behind-the-scenes material. You can watch it here. Big thanks to Stephanie for this!
I’ve also replaced the ‘The Sands of Time’ featurette caps with better versions and added a few more, and – sort of unrelated – replaced the scans of the November 2008 issue of “Close-up”.
This time about the “The Sands of Time” and the dagger that features rather prominently in the storyline, and it includes some new scenes and interview bits with Gemma.
Embedding is deactivated, so go over here to watch it on YouTube.
Yahoo!Movies put a short behind-the-scenes featurette about Dastan, Jake Gyllenhaal’s character from “Prince of Persia”, online – here are some screencaps and click below to watch it.
The giant scorpions are back, but this time they’re slower. The second trailer for Louis Letterier’s Clash of the Titans remake, starring Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes and Gemma Arterton, gives itself fractionally more breathing space than the first (at least to start with). It’ll be playing in theatres before Avatar.
There are better glimpses of some of the monsters (Medusa among them), a few seconds of Mads Mikkelsen, “Titans! Will! Clash!” has been replaced with “Damn! The! Gods!”, and there’s more dialogue than before, including the legendary “Release the Kraken!” from Neeson.
The raison d’etre for this trailer would appear to be the big reveal of the Kraken itself.
Entertainment Tonight (ET) has got its hand on an exclusive behind the scene clip of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. Beside showing some new footage from the film, the sneak peek also features Jake Gyllenhaal who rehearsed for his fighting scenes as well an interview with the depicter of the major character.
Speaking to the site about his preparation for the film, Gyllenhaal admitted, “I over-prepared myself because I never knew how much they were going to ask me to do, so I just made sure I’d be hopefully able to do anything. I guess I’ve gotten buff.” He additionally told ET that when the shooting wraps, “It’s going to turn into fat and I’m going to be happy.”
Caps coming soon. Thanks to Dee for the heads up!
UPDATE: The trailer has been taken down, unfortunately, and we couldn’t find a new source for it. However, here are some caps – not the best quality, but better than nothing. UPDATE 2: Watch the trailer here.
